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says Takkyū wa tanoshīdesu!says Takkyū wa tanoshīdesu!01-15-2022 1642211198 #1
similar rubber to skyline 2 neo who dont need boost
im using skyline 2 neo boosted for a month. i currently liking but needs boosting of course. who is the rubber is similar on tacky and spin but more speedy?
thinking about yinhe big dipperLast edited by davizoosk; 01-15-2022 at 12:49 AM.
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This user has no status.This user has no status.01-15-2022 1642227842 #2
Big Dipper isn't faster than Skyline TG2 NEO An easy answer is the DHS H3 NEO, or perhaps Yinhe Moon Pro Hard. A good hybrid is Xiom TAU II, and there you got a much bouncier feeling.
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This user has no status.This user has no status.01-15-2022 1642237846 #3
Maybe one of those hybrid rubbers like the tibhar k2 or k3 could work. I think they have a tacky rubber but a more springy sponge than tge classic chinese rubbers
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This user has no status.This user has no status.01-15-2022 1642240362 #4
Tau2, as mocker88 said is definitely more bouncy, the sheets I have tried have retained tack very well.
If you don’t want to boost, and still want a tacky top sheet then the best options are the hybrid type rubbers.
There are a lot of hybrid options these days, it a case of trying to find one that sits in the correct position on the scale between tacky or grippy top sheet and ‘dead’ or bouncy sponge that you are happy with.
for example D09C is, for me, a rubber that has minimal tackiness, Donic Bluegrip C1 is similar, they both have very bouncy sponges. These are closest to a rubber such as T05 or Bluestorm S1 and furthest away from H3.
Victas TDE, is much closer to H3 and further away from T05 etc
H8-80 is closer to H3, and perhaps Tau 2 sits around halfway between H3 and T05 (especially after it has ‘matured’)
A week or so ago I put a new sheet of H8-80 (38 degree) and a sheet of Rakza Z EH on a blade, I have only done some serve practice with them.
Both were equally tacky, holding the ball for 3 seconds+, for serving both were very similar in feel speed and spin, couldn’t notice any difference!! But I know the difference will become more noticeable when I start playing topspin and loops etc I’m expecting the Rakza Z EH to be more towards the T05 end than the H8-80. When I give them a run out I’ll know for definite!!!!The Following 2 Users Like IB66's Post:
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This user has no status.This user has no status.01-16-2022 1642336128 #7
It's written in the first post:
"similar on tacky and spin but more speedy"
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This user has no status.This user has no status.01-16-2022 1642338035 #8
Use the provincial version..... The best choice... Big dipper is close but not it.
There is anything like it, and forgot all hybrid rubbers.
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says May the Spin be with you!says May the Spin be with you!01-18-2022 1642475251 #9
I have experimented with Skyline 2 ( non neo version ) and played three session of three hours each unboosted ( making total nine hours of play ).
Without boosting, the rubber is dead. You can still topspin but the spin is weak and not spinny making opponent to counter-topspin a breeze. It is also very weak without the tension effect hence is slower than tensor rubber. All in all, it is a sitting duck without boosting.
When boosted... heh heh heh😜 it may be slower than tensor rubber given the same arm power, but it made up for it by giving massive amount of spin to trouble your opponent.
So, my unprofessional conclusion: tensor for speed / power; boosted tacky for spin and power ( if you have the arm strength ).
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01-18-2022 1642514146 #10
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says May the Spin be with you!says May the Spin be with you!01-18-2022 1642515322 #11
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Agree with Xiom Tau 2 hough it is significantly faster than Skyline 2.
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